How do we decide what’s “fair”? In this lesson, students will think …
How do we decide what’s “fair”? In this lesson, students will think about what they’ve learned so far about Umuofian justice, and about whether they (and their characters) agree with the systems that exist. They’ll also prepare for the next lesson’s in-class discussion.
Facts are facts, but often there is more than one way to …
Facts are facts, but often there is more than one way to tell a “true” story. In this lesson, students will examine the story of the missionaries’ arrival, viewing it from different characters’ perspectives and thinking about the different true versions that can be told about one set of events.
In this lesson, students will take a survey about justice and the …
In this lesson, students will take a survey about justice and the law and discuss the results. They will examine any new thinking or questions that have arisen after the survey results are shared.
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